@Mike LattierLike others mentioned, I think the younger you are, you have the option to take more risk.Im 29 and my mindset is I can lose it all before 35 and still make it back much quicker the 2nd time (doomsday scenario)I think there is a sliding scale of risk when it comes to any type of investing and in real estate you have different markets, price points, neighborhoods, types (sfh, multi, mix use, storage, etc) that may all factor in differently with your goals.For example, I invest heavy in C class right now for class flow but if I was older id transition many of these into B class

I inherited these units with the purchase of my property and have mixed feelings about them.

At lease here in CT some areas are not allowed to be multi family or mixed use commercial.

I am looking to purchase a self storage facility but am having a difficult time finding the unit mix.

., for any of our mixed use commercials & no-one has complained.

To your point, I'm at the point where I do feel the need to diversify my income streams somewhat, and have already added a REIT to mix, and am beginning to incorporate a balanced index fund approach via Vanguard. 

@Ed Emmons I hope I'm not messing with proper protocol on this forum, but wanted to ask all of the Maine investors what they're thoughts are on mini split heating/cooling.We just bought a house in Winterport that we might be able to turn into a buy and hold; however, I've seen mixed reviews on using mini splits.

What is the mix of population.

Absentee Owners with Equity have been popular for years, but that means that they might be getting multiple offers every week in their mailbox – so best to mix things up with multiple lists.You can work with a list broker to optimize your list for your area.

I have two led lights out on my personal pool that’s going to cost $750 to change since I’m not about mixing electrical wires and water lol.